PerthNowby Stanley Widianto and Stefanno Sulaiman5d ago
Indonesia and China pledge closer defence, energy ties China and Indonesia have agreed to boost military ties and to work closely on minerals, energy and technology, as Jakarta seeks to balance...
Euronewsby Gavin Blackburn5d ago
Washington has repeatedly accused the ICC of "politicised actions" and of "targeting Israel" after it issued an arrest warrant for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu relating to the war in Gaza.
International: Top News And Analysisby Evelyn Cheng5d ago
BEIJING — The big challenge for humanoid robots is still getting the technology to work well, according to industry leaders speaking alongside the World Robot Conference in Beijing this week.
Bar and Benchby Bar & Bench5d ago
National Law University (NLU) Delhi will be hosting the 11th edition of the HSF Kramer-NLU Delhi International Negotiation Competition (INC) beginning today.
International: Top News And Analysisby Joseph Wilkins5d ago
Bitcoin was on track for a weekly gain of around 20% early on Friday, following a spate of positive developments for the world's largest cryptocurrency.
The Next Webby Ana-Maria Stanciuc5d ago
The United States conducted 178 orbital launches and re-entries last year, but the White House now wants at least a thousand a year by 2030.
El País Englishby Alonso Moleiro5d ago
Over the past two weeks, the Venezuelan government has announced major investment agreements with multinational companies to boost its oil and gas production.
The New Republicby The Daily Blast With Greg Sargent5d ago
Donald Trump just issued a crazed, rambling tirade, vowing to hit Iran with the “MOST CRUSHING ECONOMIC OPERATION EVER TAKEN” while threatening “TREMENDOUS” economic consequences to any country...
The Siasat Dailyby Sakina Fatima5d ago
An old video of an April 22 attack in the Strait of Hormuz has been shared by the Forward Seamen’s Union of India (FSUI), showing 21 Indian seafarers taking cover inside a vessel as Iranian boats...
International: Top News And Analysisby Jenni Reid5d ago
Oil prices eased Friday but remained on track for a second consecutive week of gains, as hopes of a swift reopening of the Strait of Hormuz continued to fade. U.S.
DW Englishby Karl Sexton5d ago
What you need to know - More Germans think Berlin 'lacks charisma' than those who find it 'fascinating,' according to a survey - Panda twins Leni and Lotti celebrate their second birthday at Berlin...
BBC Newsby Michael Race5d ago
- Published What with a 250th birthday, Taylor Swift's wedding and the football World Cup, Americans could be forgiven for taking their eye off the ball this summer.
El País Englishby Ignacio Fariza ,Ali Falahi5d ago
“An economic D-Day.” Donald Trump’s vocabulary is as narrow as it is hyperbolic. But his threat, issued Wednesday, falls into a new category.
Times of Indiaby TOI World Desk5d ago
Dubai is surrounded by dunes and for a country that has ample desert sand, one would think they would utilise it as a resource.
DW Englishby Cathrin Schaer; Omar Albam5d ago
It's been two years, four months, 24 days and five hours, said Syrian man Ahmad Hassan al-Din when asked how long it's been since he last saw his son.
Times of Indiaby TOI World Desk5d ago
In 1962, five mute swans escaped from an estate in Talbot County, Maryland. More than four decades later, their descendants had grown to nearly 4,000 in the Chesapeake Bay region.
The Better Indiaby Avantika Krishna5d ago
On a January morning in 2018, minutes before a Republic Day flypast rehearsal, Squadron Leader Varlin Panwar sat before a radar screen at a frontline Indian Air Force base and watched an...
Times of Indiaby TOI World Desk5d ago
An estimated 18 million people of all ages live with cerebral palsy across the globe. Within the United States, this number ranges from 764,000 to 1 million, with about 1 in every 345 children...
World news | The Guardianby Morgan Thomas for MetDesk5d ago
South Korea and Japan were hit by extreme rain late last week and into this week. On 13 August in the city of Chiba near Tokyo there was a record-breaking 115mm of rainfall in just one hour, while...
Times of Indiaby TOI Science Desk5d ago
In a vineyard in Italy’s Puglia region, rows of grapevines grew beneath something more usually associated with power stations than agriculture: photovoltaic panels.
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